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- čas přidán 7. 05. 2023
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I didn’t buy the 10inch based on this channels review but it helped me make the decision. Unfortunately 10 months out of the box with only minimal usage the locking mechanism for the fence broke making it impossible to move the fence. There is only one local dealer that does warranty work on DeWalt in the Seattle area and they told me that it would be several weeks before I might (might?) get it back. NOT as good of a
saw as I had expected and definitely they are getting a ZERO on customer service.
If the fence isn't square to the blade your cuts are off. More critically, though, you can pinch your work and get kickback injuring you and/or damaging your shop.
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Where do you find a 8 1/4 blade at? ? I mean 7 1/4 is easy and fits 99% of all circle saw! 😮
I'm a amateur woodworker. Got the DeWalt 10in. Thought in the beginning that I was overdoing it but after improving my skills I'm glad I got it. Not having a bandsaw and a jointer, the 10in blade has helped to compensate with that.
Is your table surface flat?
@@carterscustomrods There are sections that are not flat. Near the blade and at the end of the table. Would say 0.5mm or 1/64inch
The 8 1/4 is a better saw. 10" is unnecessary for 99% of the application. It's loud, dusty, inefficient for most cuts. The 7491 (newest one?) is also a beast to haul around. The largest of the 10" jobsite only has the redeeming quality of being able to handle a dado stack. Honestly, the smaller the blade, the better your cutting experience will be for panels and one-of projects.
For up and coming wood workers that are just starting out.
I highly recommend getting the Newest Craftsmen table saw ( there is two different types a 10" and a smaller job site saw that I haven't used)....The fence is honestly really good. No, it doesn't have a rack and pinion fence unfortunately but I found it to be surprisingly good!!! I have used it to make precise cuts ( I've made custom thresholds, custom door framing, custom window framing for interior finished grade work)....
I wish I could post pictures on her for all to see.
You can always upgrade to the DeWalt table saw, or Skil Saw table saws...
Also, believe it or not, I've used the "Dun Dun Dun"....the Blasphemous Harbor freight Hercules job site table saw as well!!! It was just as good as the DeWalt table saw!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Love that DeWalt.. big time upgrade to my used Ryobi 10in. That old thing felt like it tried to kill me😂.
Later on down the line I may upgrade, but for the projects I do, that 8 1/4 is just fine for now.
I have the Dewalt, only downside is that it sounds like it's about to take down the whole house.
I have that dewalt with the 8 1/4 blade. But it was what was in my budget at the time. And I have been making it work for 2 years now. And love it as I never have had issues with the fence getting out of wack.
You can (and really should) adjust all your cuts for fine woodworking with hand tools after the cut. No matter what you buy, the cut will not be finish ready. 10" saws should be highpowered for productions. Smaller blades allows thinner kerf and reduces load on the tool. A 8 1/4 blade is more than enough even with a sled. Ive not used my full sized 10" saws in a long time. The 8 1/4 riving knofe also works for even smaller 7 1/4 thin kerf blades. I really dont know many people needing more than 1 3/4 inch depth even with a sled. Bigger really isnt better unless you got a barn to play in.
Table saws have come a long way (as have most tools) my Skil was around $250, and while much louder than the cabinet maker SawStop at work, it still gets the job done.
I run a grizzly cabinet saw in my shop and about 2 months ago I had a catastrophic failure with the blade height adjust. It was messed up pretty bad and I was buried in work. I need a replacement, quick. So I ran down to Lowe’s and picked up the Delta 10 inch table saw. Man I was shocked how good that saw was for $700. It’s still the main saw for my shop for the time being. Once I’m not so busy I’m gonna get a Harvey and build a new out feed table for it and have the delta as a backup/dato saw. The grizzly is being used as a table currently.
I’m broke. I was gonna get a ryobi 10” table saw. Most of my projects are with 1x and pickets. So I think I’ll get by for a while.
I know there are plenty of people here that hate on Roybi but it gets good independent reviews for budget table saws I've had an older model one for like 20 years and it's worked good for me for around the house stuff.
I have the Milwaukee 8 1/4 and I have mixed emotions. The battery doesn’t last long so if I have a lot of work I have to wait for the charge and it doesn’t go 45 easily I have to push it and force it to 45 then lock it down. Also, when it’s at 45 it isn’t parallel to the fence. It’s parallel at 90 but not 45
I generally like battery tools, but I can’t see the reason for it if you have an electric supply. From what I’ve seen on videos battery saws can’t match the power of a plug in job site saw (and are more expensive to boot).
I bought that Skil based on your recommendation AND got it for $199. LOVE IT.
Does nobody notice that he uses his tablesaw in a way that one really shouldn’t do?
Look at how his pieces of wood are placed on the table. The small part being in between the blad and the guide rail. That’s asking for kickbacks pushing directly into the blade. Not to mention the worn out cut you get. Etc etc
Most people won't need a 10" blade. There's a sub-community that finds great value in using a smaller blade with their TS (you will need to adjust your riving knife or splitter to adjust for the smaller blade). In addition to getting better cuts, they also don't have to deal with buying more expensive blades and sending it in for sharpening.
Also in some countries the 10" saw is vastly more expensive. It was about double the cost of the 8 1/4 dewalt here.
DeWalt 10" on sale is tempting
I have the 8.25" saw just like that one. I love it so much.
Im still on the Dewalt 81/4
Its great for the price.
Im looking forward to upgrading to a proper shop saw though.
I've been using table saws forover 50 years. The cheap contractor saws with lightweight cheap fences scare me to the point I won't use one anymore.
If money is the issue, get a better quality used saw.
That Dewalt 8-1/4 “ saw also won’t accept a dado stack. The 10” Dewalt does. That was the deciding factor for me. Just bought it two weeks ago. Table was flat out of the box, the blade was at 90 degrees to the table - just had to adjust the indicator. The fence moves back and forth beautifully, but it’s not exactly 90 degrees to the table. It’s 89.6 per my digital angle finder and that can’t be adjusted. Since I work mainly with 3/4” stock I don’t think that’s a big issue since the angle down low to the table is fine.
Thank you, in the market an been looking at the dewalt. I'll save up a lil bit more an get the bigger one.
You can adjust the fence with shims... thats what they at dewalt say. However, the thing you can't adjust is the flatness of the table surface, and I'm yet to find a table saw with these stamped tops that is Flat. The Craftsman, and the Dewalt (both 8-¼", and 10") are identical surfaces, and neither are as flat as they should be for safe use.
I got a Delta years ago and the fence was horrible. I had to craft my own fence but it was a pain. The fence is very important
I would love to know more about your custom fence I'm thinking I want to do the same
also would like to know my fence is off
Me seeing this after i just bought a new one glad i got what was the better options, gotta check the rack again thiugh
Corded are better than the cordless. The corded one will stop or stall when pushing thick dense wood
Just got the new sirocco 10 in table saw. Seems to hit both points you made here. I'll take that as a win
The small contractor saws all work great and dont have the cast iron top that rust so thats good. Plus light weight. Bosch is my favorite one, which my dad has. I have a grizzly 5hp now for my shop which is the best saw i have ever had but it is just for the shop. I want to try out the rigid portable saw next to give that a spin. Currently have the 10" dewalt with an 8 1/4 blade. Had it for 10 years and is the only one still working that i bought in the past.
This guy's channel is extremely useful
I appreciate that!
@731Woodworks which 10" do you recommend
I got my Dewalt on sale for 299.00 dollars and I got the stand for free. Love it 😍
I went with the Dewalt because it's the ONLY jobsite table saw (that I know of) that also accepts a dado blade
I bought SKIL saw fow 255€. Nice unit!
*Pro tip:* use the smallest diameter blade to make cuts. Why? It's all about torque, with a given H.P. an 8" blade will deliver more than a 10" will. Bonus- lessens the chance of kickback also thanks to reduced contact area.
Pro tip. 10in saws tend to have bigger motors or else all that would really be changing is the space to accomodaye the blade and that'd be hard to justify a large price difference on...
@@andyvannort2743 Pro Tip #2 Read it again, this time more slowly.
Is the $200 10” craftsman good in your opinion
Great, thanks!
In the sense of it your correct.. you get what you pay for... unfortunately alot of things are exasperated in price... way to much...
I’ve got the Milwaukee table saw and it’s reliable, but I want to go bigger. I’ve been considering Laguna’s F1 fusion since it’s around $1000. Anyone have experience with this table saw?
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in the vein of blade size, arbor length is important if you intend to run a dato blade...ask me how I know!
Can you do a review on kobalts table saw. It now has rack and pinion for $350
Dewalt rocks
Dope shirt!
A flat table is nice... but im yet to find anything under $800 with a flat top.
Wish I had a friend to buy me a saw top
Bought a saw with a shitty fence, just use a square 🤷🏻♂️
Wrong put your hand on the saw 10” disk!! Mal ejemplo
Video is waaay too short. Too little information.
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The whole speech was advertising a Dewalt saw and only the Dewalt. He was being disingenuous at the least. If he is being paid by Dewalt to market this saw, then he is unethical.
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Et Cetera.
Eck Cetera makes you sound like you don't know what you're talking about, just letting you know.
Good short though.
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